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tsk1979 · 9th February 2007, 13:29

Its was 5 years back what I am talking about. Don't know about the state of affairs now.
In a tube tire when you fix a puncture on the tube its more or less isolated from the environment, as the glue is sticking the tape to the hole in the tube, so non glue part gets the environment part.
In a patch fix on a tubeless tire, its the other way round.
Don't know about the simple glueless plug though, that could work just fine, as it a plug, but can't be sure.

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tsk1979 Team-BHP Moderator Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Noida, New Delhi Posts: 8,532	Its was 5 years back what I am talking about. Don't know about the state of affairs now. In a tube tire when you fix a puncture on the tube its more or less isolated from the environment, as the glue is sticking the tape to the hole in the tube, so non glue part gets the environment part. In a patch fix on a tubeless tire, its the other way round. Don't know about the simple glueless plug though, that could work just fine, as it a plug, but can't be sure. __________________ Reclaiming.....!